A Kitchenette to Fit Your Needs Bernard Binkin Dadie By asserting their racial identity

By asserting their racial identity as black

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A Kitchenette to Fit Your Needs Bernard Binkin Dadie By asserting their racial identityDuring the twentieth century's Great Migration, kitchenette apartments served as the primary homes for Black migrants to Chicago. These small one and two room units were often illegally converted from larger apartments and were concentrated on the city's densely populated, segregated South Side. Typically featuring a communal hallway bathroom, a cooktop tucked into a closet, chronic overcrowding, and exploitative rents, kitchenettes gained widespread